Which of the following is a characteristic that only living things have?

Which of these things is non-living even though it can move from one place to another?

How do green plants get the food they need to stay alive and grow?

Which of these is a natural non-living thing?

Which of these living things uses its gills to breathe underwater?

Which of these is a response to a change in the environment, showing that a living thing is sensitive?

Which of these is a reason why a stone is classified as a non-living thing?

Which of these is a special feature that some living things like the 'Touch-me-not' plant show when they are touched?

Which body part do humans and most land animals use to breathe air from their surroundings?

Which of these are tiny holes on the underside of leaves that help plants to breathe?

Which of the following describes something that only living things do to ensure their kind continues to exist?

Which of these is a characteristic of all living things, but not non-living things?

Living things need to breathe gases from the air to stay alive. What do humans and animals breathe out as a waste gas?

Which of these features shows that a plant is a living thing?

Which of these do living things need to stay alive, but non-living things do not require?